MIAMI, FL, June 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Homeland Security Network has just completed a face-lift that will make it easier and quicker to use the site. The new home page gives user's clear options on where to go to get free educational webinars, educational movies, DVDs, News, Resources and lots more.
"Everybody concerned with protecting the USA knows that the dots get connected when information from many different agencies is fused. The Homeland Security Network is like a private Facebook, with a big difference. It is only for hand-verified members of the US First Responder agencies or private security professionals. Applicants get a thorough background review and agencies are called to check that the applicant works there and has applied," states Henry Morgenstern, the CEO of the fastest growing private social network.
Much more than Facebook or other social sites, HSN is dedicated to providing timely news, and really interesting blogs all written by First Responders for First Responders. Since HSN is linked contractually with Security Solutions International (SSI) the network has one of the most efficient management teams, and the first class content that SSI has been providing to the First Responder community since 2004.
New members will be automatically entered into weekly raffles to win very valuable prizes including in past years a full trained Canine K-9. Prizes have also included Altama Boots, Energizer flashlights and much more.
To join the network go to http://HomelandSecurityNet.com/network-log-in/network.html. For further information go to www.HomelandSecurityNet.com.
Homeland Security Network (HSN) Announces Interface to Accommodate Growing Membership
The country's first private Homeland Security Network get's a new face and new content.
2012-06-11
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